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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DracoSuave" data-source="post: 4585512" data-attributes="member: 71571">No no no no.No.You still -get- your three actions.  But, you can only -use- one of them.  That's a different can of worms entirely.  Under dazed, once you've used one of them, you've reached the limitation of what dazed allows you to do.  You haven't used up your three actions, so if that action happens to lift dazed, then the dazed condition, having ended, no longer sets a restriction on how you may spend the actions you have.  It's similiar to how being immobilized doesn't stop you from actually taking most movement actions, it merely prevents you from leaving your square, making doing so pointless.Other restrictions that work the same way:  You can have multiple action points, but you're restricted to spending one per encounter.  Lift the restriction, and you can spend the action points you have.  You have multiple healing surges, but you can only spend them under special circumstances (Second Wind, power usage, etc).  You have multiple actions, but while dazed you can only access one of them per turn.Notice the wording on the 'take actions' part of your turn:  'You get a....' Contrast that with dazed:  'You can take either a standard action, a move action, or a minor action on your turn.'  It doesn't change the number or types of actions you -get-.  If that were the case, it'd say 'You only get a standard action on your turn.'  It does't override what you -get-, it overides what you're allowed to -take.-If you're no longer dazed, for example, you can now take opportunity actions, and immediate actions.  If it worked the other way, being dazed would prevent you from having that immediate action assigned to you, and if lifted, you'd have it pre-depleted and could not use it.Hogwash.</blockquote>

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